Sentence examples for whatever edition from inspiring English sources

As an antidote to the permanent jam in the contraflow on the M6, I recommend GK Chesterton's "The Rolling English Road" (Collected Poems, whatever edition you like) about how - long before the Romans built their tedious straight lines - the rambling circuitry of minor roads was made by "the rolling English drunkard" trying to find his way home from the pub.

They just download the new app from the App Store and get whatever edition sill runs on iOS.

They can find any book they want, in whatever edition they want, without worrying about whether or not it's in stock.

The artist Rirkrit Tiravanija's beach towel for Art Production Fund's Works on Whatever editions pretty much sums it up.

MS: So that alternate cut on the DVD special edition whatever it is – that's not yours?

This week there are "Braveheart," Mel Gibson's 12th-century Scottish saga, and "The Sound of Music" from Fox. Always good for another sell-out edition, come whatever the anniversary or format introduction, George Cukor's film version of the Trapp family musical is so clear on DVD, wrote a reviewer, that one notices the texture of the nuns' wimples when they're praying in the abbey.

Having trouble pulling down the latest build of Angry Birds: Whatever Holiday Or Movie Is Currently Relevant edition?

Collaborations between brands are mostly for people who line up outside stores until the doors open, grab whatever the latest limited edition piece is, go home, blog about it, and then put it on eBay with a 200% mark-up.

Collaborations between brands are mostly for people who queue outside shops until the doors open, grab whatever the latest limited edition piece is, go home, blog about it, and then put it on eBay with a 200% mark-up.

Collecting rare objects — fine art, antiques, first-edition books, whatever — can be done for both.

It became Whatever in its English-language edition, which took four years to arrive.